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I have a HDTV with HDMI(with HDCP compliance) input ports. If I purchase
a DVD player with DVI(not HDCP support) output, Could the DVD player
plays DVD movies in the HDTV by connecting them with a DVI/HDMI cable? I
don't want to use the component inputs.

Thank you!!

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"losl(removethis)" <"losl(removethis)"@canada.com> wrote in message
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> I have a HDTV with HDMI(with HDCP compliance) input ports. If I purchase
> a DVD player with DVI(not HDCP support) output, Could the DVD player
> plays DVD movies in the HDTV by connecting them with a DVI/HDMI cable? I
> don't want to use the component inputs.

Yes.

You'll have to buy an adapter, or a cable that goes into both ends. Don't
buy Monster Cables.

You'll also have to connect the audio. Unlike HDMI, DVI does not transmit
audio to the receiver.

What's wrong with component?

Pagan

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losl wrote:
> I have a HDTV with HDMI(with HDCP compliance) input ports. If I purchase
> a DVD player with DVI(not HDCP support) output, Could the DVD player
> plays DVD movies in the HDTV by connecting them with a DVI/HDMI cable?

A DVI or HDMI source device without HDCP can indeed connect and work
fine with a DVI or HDMI display device that supports HDCP.

I note however that you are talking about a DVD Player with DVI output that
does not support HDCP. All DVD players that support the playback of
commercial
DVDs must support HDCP if they support a DVI output. A lawsuit was recently
filed against those producing DVD Players with DVI and no HDCP, and I am
aware of some units being withdrawn from the market.

Thomas Gilg

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